11. Demographics
Key statistical characteristics of the market
AGE Gender Income
12. BUT...
• Broad and doesn’t consider emotional factors
• People look similar but behave differently
Based on:
Financial Ability
Attitude
towards
cause
13. Psychographics
How Do People Act, How they interact with causes,
opportunities to interact
Personality Lifestyle Social Class
Introvert, extrovert, Active achiever, pleasure Working class, Middle
highly determined, seeker, values, class, Upper middles,
authoritarian, sociable And beliefs, Lower uppers Etc
14. Behavioural
Profile based on emotions, lifestyles, personalities,
attitudes and interests
Benefits User Purchase Occasion
Why purchase a certain Patterns of usage, Occasion for which they
product Heavy, occasional, medium purchase product
Benefit they receive and non-users Location of transaction
16. Can’t rely on just Demographic, Psychographic and Behavioural
Non -Profits can develop their own Segments
Starting point is GEnerations
Generation Y Generation X Baby Boomers
17. BABY BOOMERS
DEM OG RAPHICS DONATE:
BORN: $4.6 billion
1946‐1964
POPULATION: AMOUNT:
8.7 Mil $725 average annual
AGES: contribu;on
48 – 66
PSYCHOGRAPH IC S
• Keep their origins and
childhood dreams in
mind • Boomers want to make a Involved on a personal level and
• Want to recreate their want to see impact of their
difference more directly in
“golden years” as they dona;ons (greater
begin to re;re the causes they believe in
transparency)
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18. BEHAVIOURAL
Interact with non‐profits by e‐mail and
read charity updates online
Fastest growing user group on Facebook
Driven to a website by tradi;onal media,
like a print ad
49% of seniors (consumers who are 66 or
older), rely on personal emails to direct
them to sites
Rely on a referral on social media like
Facebook’s Sponsored Stories
Skep;cal about adver;sing claims and want
to bounce them off your friends